Wherever Hillary Clinton goes, a giant bus will be in her rearview mirror.
In anticipation of the former secretary of state’s memoir release, a political action committee, trying to shore up buzz for a Clinton 2016 presidential run, is launching a country-wide bus tour, which it sees as an opportunity to build on an existing 2 million-plus supporter list in the event that she does decide to run for the Oval Office.
The 37-foot, 5-inch long vehicle, which is aptly being dubbed “The Hillary Bus,” will follow Clinton starting Monday in New York City as she begins a cross-country tour to promote her memoir “Hard Choices.” Stops announced so far include Chicago, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Austin, San Francisco and Arlington, Va.
Seth Bringman, the communications director for the super PAC, Ready for Hillary, told msnbc volunteers will be dispatched with clipboards and stickers to sign up new supporters. The organization also sees the bus as a “mobile advertisement” as it traverses the country and the vehicle will also make additional summer stops at colleges, state fairs and key midterm states.
Clinton has previously said that she’ll make a decision on running for the nation’s highest office by the end of the year. But even as she has yet to officially weigh in, a slugfest is already in the works between opposition groups.









